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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30
Polk In The Jerseyman

Gilderoy Punk, the Jerseyman, SO fer
tile i'm schemes 10 acquire sudden and
unbounded wealth, is well fitted TO MI
Polk. and he ayails himself Of the many
Opportunities of the play. His fertile
brain has created a char aoter known only
in jersey the land of fertile schemes and
mosquitoes Good hearted, tender, and
We. never losing sight of the main chance,
Gideroy Punk has to be seen to be fully
appreciated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30
Another .Ad" Tor Patti.

LONDON, October 29.-The castle OF
Adaline Patti, the opera singer was en-
tered by burglars last night. They pene-
trated Nicolinfs apartments, and were
alarmed while trying to force open Pat
it's bedroom They scaled the wall with
rope ladders, but got nothing, although
they expected TO capture the Diya's jewels
The attempt was found to be the work OF
the professional operators Of London.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

historical energy and grasp the victory.
With an eye single to that success work
for it, and on the night of November the
sth you will not be oppressed with re-
grets and disheartening anticipations,
but filled with JOY and confident hope
for our future prosperity.
Let our motto be work Our reward
will be success. Our benefit will be good
government.
G. +. WINGo,
Chairman City Democratic Committee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30
An Influential Colored Man.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October 20. The
funeral of the colored minister, Rev. G.
ii. Pearce, took place yesterday from the
A: NJ, f. Church. Bishop Pearce, as he
was generally known, at one time WELD
ed, perhaps, more political influence over
his race than any other man in the South
ern States
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30
The Duel Is on.

SHREVEPORT, La, October 2y.-The
duel between the Shreveport editors Is
of The matter has been adjusted, and
the community is thus relieved OF the
pressure of excitment and danger that
has been open to it for the past few
days
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

Seven young widows, residing in and
in the vicinity of Pesth, have been ares
ted on a charge of having poisoned their
husbands. Other arrests for similar
crimes are imminent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

Mr.. S. Blair Mosby, resident engineer
Of the c. c. Il c. railroad, is in the city
on visit to friends lie will be here for
several days
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30
Encore Her.

no Mrs. J. y. POfttf.T
Conn, ferelesslv on, PLAY fair, and iaif PLAY
viii bc meted boy all. pretty Cora
ST ,o,, really succecd We Will All OF u' say,
With the public and echo, "on, Cora
THE kHYNsTER.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

AHWVED OCIOHER ~. ls5l.
Schooner AlC. Buckley. Cramer, New
i,', coal. Brighthope Railway Com
aly
SAILED.
schooner Wave Crest. llewett. New
ee'ch hickory j. b Glenn vessel,
..., So Parker.
barge Wyoming, Donly. Bermuda Hun
10 load railroad lies for Philadel-
|la
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

A. tlc Theatre This week MI j. b..
rk Weil-mown comedian, will APP
par .l lis new comedy The Jerseyman.
f..l said t0 De superior even TO his
a. play Mixed Pickles. Jim
Polls besides being an actor of decided
u .n old Southern boy very popu-
rf Richmond He i- certain 90 draw
.0U| houses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-30

Tomorrow night the regular weekly
fa.a.e of lhe Mozart Association viii
..eracc a' the Academy
Vn Tuesday night Mrs Mckee Rankin
M appear In thc latest sensational play
a'0ael Giant. said TO be one of The
-st sea,alonany thrilling plays ON the
ris A Night on viii be the attrac-
iol .hc remainder of the week.
iaaa TWO attractions Will be the main
ale of the week. and win prove suit-
.lt of themselves TO interest an of our
+acumt lovers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

Sobal6 bic @rnte@ llnb Die b~rGngenben
Commentator Derri6tet iino, lit bte 3ett
gefomlnen, Die 9Gr111er 5t enttrDbnen, oa>
nit Die W3utteri6afe npr QStnter nod etntge
9tu6e 1aben unb Tletl6 anieBen. Sci ben
fnappen 8etoeu tptro Der Wlil6fluB nt6t
bebeuteno me6r lein unb Die @nttp0bnung
bolIste6t Ii6 INN 10 lethter, Dbne na6tbetltge
Tolgen fir Die Gutter Der W1ltterl6afe.
Gs lit etn gutter Rlan, tpenn man bte
6eerbe gum Sorttren in ben Stall nirnmt,
unb au6 bieientgen Wfutteri6afe ausion>
bert, ipelde int nd6lten Sabr nt6t trager
iolen. Sn ieber 6eerbe finben ii6 thinner
eirltge berielben, mel6e tpegen GIT bpben
9tlters ober neil ite- ntdt geniigenb Wttl6
baben, INN Elm 9uteS 9amm auf3ubrtngeH,
fir Die ;3u6t nt9t ldl1ger nubbrirgen0
it1tb. 9teie 1ollten abgetbetlt tperoen un6
lobalb 0ieient9elt, tpel6e 2Glnmer geiGugt,
trDefen fino, iollten tie CUTE 0etbe ba6en
ltno tpen1t n0tbig nod &0rnerfutter ba3u,
bamit ie felt tperoen unb geet9net fir ben
Berfauf.
Sinh bic Simmer obget6eilt un6 etn o6er
Stpei Wutteri6afe, um NIT bieien 81 geben
ltno ais Ti6rer 81 btene1, 10 gtebt man
i6nen etne frtide, quite gSeibe, tpenn m0g>
LID ben Na6ipu6S zines &lee> ober &lee>
qraSfeloes. Oa Ie an Die Wetbe getp6bnt
Ii1o, tper6e1 fte metitens ft6 raid Iatt
freIien ut6 rubig 6tnlegen, benin nenn Der
Wtagen bp(l lit, Daben ite tpenig @runo, baS
bis6en Wil6 gu permiiien, tpas Tie borbent
BET fndpper Weioe er6ielten; aller6ings
tpcr6cn eirige BET ber perdnberten Gage be-
unrrbigt letn unb meDr ooer tpentger mad
Ser Otutter bl0den tpG6reno Spet ober bret
3a9en. 9(ber bic 8en5en mlliien otdt ietn,
ba lie elm Sod, UNI our65ufrie6en, gar balo
ausftnoen. Stab Berlalf elmer 0ohe per;
ben fe bic Wtutter Der9elien Daben,
Waren bie 2dmn,er bonn Sribiabr an
9etp06nt, suldbli6 &leie Ober Safer 3u err
baltel, 10 lit es out, 0telen 13r1aB tbnen iebt
fGoIid6 All aebei1. lin bic Ml1fsuGt Der
Qdln,ner 10 nubbringen0 mie mDglt9 gu
ntaden, hat man oariiber 3t tpa6en, baB
bas Wa6stbum bes eriten Sabres ni6t
unterbrpebeu, baB IS 10 9roB tpte ntOgli6
tptrb. 2u feiner altoeren l3eit oes WaD5s
tbuuts fanu man NIT Deni9er Soften et1t
0fuub Syleii6 ait ein S6af ~filttern. Q8erben
tie nnn iest alb Bis gum g8inter gut gefIt>
fert, 10 tperben fte benielben ilberiteben obne
Gleiithperluit unb SttQitano, noraltSgciebt,
Soe es an ber nDt6igen 8flege ni9t mani
oelf. Oos erife Qebensia6r enti6eibet ilber
Seu @ert6 bes 2antnes iptpobl in 8esug
alf 0oue tuie 6leii6, tpeBbal6 su feiner
8eit elm tpentg ertra Tutter better ange7
fpal,bt lit. Sogar penn tie borber fem
ya6rnerfutter erbalten battsn, bte trofenen
Wutteridafe, wel6c nit t6nen ge6en, toerz
Sen es Sic 3drnmer i6pn lebren, alf ben
9tuf bes SIters gu fomrlten, Die &lete ooer
mas es ietn mag gu freliet unO bas perab1
rei6te Sals at Iefen; lebteres iouten ite
aipeimal ip0dentftd baben.
SIT bte 4n3a6l bet 9dmmer groB, 10 emf
nfisblt es it'd sfpei M%btbeilun9en oardus 81
MAIDEN. Die Meutterldmn1er, wel6e mar
sur Suht bebalten mill, biloen Damn ein'
2olde fIr iid uno man tbut gut, bduftG
barnah III Ie6en, oamtt lte sutrauli9 tper:
BEN, Wenn Sic Nautter ais 2amm aelern
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

9afer: gta9 Bro6e: geo. 8 alter ltmO
24@25c., No. 2'peiBer 273@264c.
WtDbIingS. = 1 Gar 81 S13, 1 Gar
al S13. 20, II @ar su 1880, l @ar III S14. 1
Gar al 1926 bic Come.
&lete. q @orS 9em0bnli6 gu S11, l
Gar su 81. 80, 1 @ar 5n S11.25, 3 @ors III
S11. so, 4 @ars 81 $3.50 Die Come.
0o er.-1 Gar 9to. / Simotbp S1 S13. 25,
1 Gar st 1880, 1 Gar SEQ. 1 &tn1otbp III
S13, 5 0ars So1pa lpIanb gu S11, 3 @ar 81
S11.25, 2@arS Soma lllo 1 Gar &anlas III
$3.50, l Gar Soma Su SO Die Come.
@etIisel. 2ebenOs Snrteps 9@1Oc..
gelbla9tete Go, @nten S@Jc oas Yfuno,
pphi5nsr, sei3I., -@-c; Ie0' 6@8Ae.
SGme reten. -Simot5g So. 20@--,
9rin1a -@-; Rlee -.-@-.-. 2eingso.
1T er. - Creamery 15@93c. !; 0airp
133@lSc.
&arto feI I. -@drlp Ohio SO. 00@2.25c
bos sop. 15@o0 Der g., YeerleB 2.25@2.50,
Ni8coriiner @arlp Jtole, bette, S0@S5c Der
81i6el i'm @roBen fleine afi6i9an zoe.
8obnen.- @ute 1eHe rUeeotnms" 200
az. IL, m1to JtapieS 3.1O@3.20.
Sdl1. = &uhen 4c@-. Jto. l @ouutr)
SOdS(O-, JkU ~ ~ ~
go ierf ett. - @etBes Country A
4@4sc, A &c, selbes 2&@-. braures 2@2k
gttro ne n. - $7.Oo@8.OO Oas sit5en.
8etBto6t. 9Ieliser $1,000. 100
gBetbe Miben.- 50. 5O@2.7 rs bas SOB.
2wieb'el n.-$3.00@9.5 90 oGs 6as.
Wurfen. zoe. Der 8itl6el.
&otbe ST ben.- 1.s5@1.50 bas Sap.
Granger. Slortoa $-.--@..- pas
Sif9en, Iseiltna -.-@-.-, @alifornil9 .:
gelierte. - 15@25c. bas 0bO.
: &omat oe5. 81 .5O@1.75 Der Sul9el
fir beige,
Qouis S1.o5. in Giacinnati los, in BeOriI
$1.05.
Yft au NJ N. - 75@1.7 Zoe BET aor6. Gas
1ifornii9e 1.25@1.75.
Yiirli 6e.-SainoiIer Olb MtrOns urtO
@raDforos 50@40e in } y. SIlt0en; anoere
3O@40c; Wft9t9aner tleine 10@30c Der Gorb,
before -@-c, @alif. 81 .25@l.75.
Grab Nipples = 25c III &Orb4en, So
Qepfel. $1@s9. so per SAP.
Gmeet @orn.-0@10c. oaS OsO.
Wteloneu 8alieruelonen $7.00@10
baS 0unoert. Sap. Jtutnte9s -@-c. 60s
nSFule WttlYl9ulls |yttaeitIuuS o0WA""o1
Olage 75@S1.25 oaS Gnbeto.
Grauben- @oucorbS per 10 Bfo. &orb
15@25c, 2 8. @tanos $2@3.25, SPECS 10@15
10 Yfo. &orb unb S1.50@2,25 fitr 2 Bulbel
GtanoS, 0elepareS Soc per Yfo., 10 Yfb.
&0rbe 40@50c unb 5 Yfb. 25@-c, Mtartbas
int 2 y. Stanbs So. 50@3.7 rs, @ataipbas $3.50
@3 fir sc 9fo. &iiten pom Sbto, Yerfins in
10 81 unbs& 0rben 5000.
8trnen.-35@25c Der fleineSor6 @dlii.
$2.25@3.75 baS Siit9en.
Sweet YptdtpeS - SerIepS $3.50
@5.00 bas SAP, 8altimorer So, 25@3.50.
0~tcDtnnrft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
NNtn nit OSrltd1b6nNtrit

r1tb be6iene bid m1ierer grli1bli@et 11ellen
MetbObe, welde bic l9limmiten 8rii9e fir
Die Souer 3u furirer perbiirgt. Senoe 10
@ents in g%riefntarfen fiir &eferensen, OBJ
bonOluns 1!r1o Seoinsun9en,. Worlds Dis
St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

@btco go, 3. September.
SIM Baarse!6dft brdhts g CT metz
zen $50. 2 69@69bc., No. 3 81 Soc.
8tnt erm Ell en-. 9to. Brother i'm Spei.
der 81 T4@1l}c.. gto: 3 rotber SIT 799@f0c
422@414c, SEQ. 2 meiBes434@ O. SEQ. 3 qe[s
bes 4OB@4oa, go. s gu 40@43c. SEQ. 446i@
40k.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
Mi1lQMabPri0f.

Die 8anten ma9teu Oarleben su COS
Qrp3ent.
Die 8antauselei9uneen beltefen f@ auf
So, 274, 916, 9e9et &C, 1902 1874 in Der entipr.
@o9e bes Dor. Sabres.
SM SEEM Yort purpen II. g. gonbs notirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

vs. 9aubpirtDi6oftlibe @e9enItdnbe be%treffenbe
9~lnfrageu iinS oil Serrn 0nttlteb Sc"''tS1""en'
Semarb, Nebrasfa 81 %rtdtet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
q ofAnnnstToati6a
80 HAM BURGER
NN BRUST THEE
gegen gruft- nub guugeuleiSru.

Rr gert6te iiber Or. @uailTt sSnie's Santburs
uno iest ~beitdtt9t iperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
0etret0entnrft.
(@ 0 d IT,

@btcaso. 8. Sept.
Oie Breisperdnberunsen am @etreibe= urb
Observation-Disclosures : Martt ereeben ii6
aus foleeIoer 3ulammenlteauns;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
Sabre LANCE ssiasn ps5eiIt September 1875.

SlL SteHoaHI H. y.
neber Elm Sabr Ittt i6 an 8~ruIIdmterjer
ano Riots tuoute beIfeu, bis i6 n1eire 3ufIl9t
61 Sr. Mu9tit &Dnig's hamburger Srufttbee
ra9u1, pelder mid 1T ftr5er 3eit beiIte.
Sobn NtIIer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
SHtuter nit Grfnfg unseiuanht.

2entort, Sas., 81. Sattuar, 1887,
Or. MuguIt &6nig's Sor1burger 8ruIubee 1T
elm gang dusge5eifuetes Mittel qeGen @rfGIz
tltngen un5 bat fN9 in biciiaer Ge9cnb fdon
felt Innaen Sabren beruG6rt. SIN Ben meiIteu
SamiIien ptrb ct itets u~orrdtbi9 9ebaItel.
S. 9. 8o6enf6at.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

AOo &eE'"VuVe o."
Dte G9metues 3ufu6r betrWg CT.
5000 Stiid, 9e9en II 1879 am porl9e1
Sreita9. 8e;ablt puroen $5.-@$5.3 5 iIr
i9were nnO S4.20@5.35 fir lei3te. Yretle
inn sc. bOber.
Wertaurt Durber u. H.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
g N Il

S@ofe. - Ole 8ufu9r belteT It'd aIT q.
5000 Gtad, oeoen 47O5 5tif am pOriSen
Sreitag. 9retIe nm 1O@15c bDber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
Geit SGbrett eebraaGt.

VVW yEYItH BtUEHHI9Es
Baltimore, 3d., IS. Saruar, 1887.
Geit elmer @eibe pom Sobrelt eebra,be i9
Or. Mueuit SDnig's &amburQer 8ruIttbee unS
babe ~aeiutbeil, 5oB bieier S9ee ein gang pots
SigIi9es Mittet gege1 @rfGttrnaen lit. Ser
ielbe beuGbrte fi3 in ben i1limtniten SGGen.
SD balte ~oenielben itets i'm Sauie porrdtbtg.
emma 2epbe, 2O16 SrteanssStr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
IL Sabre fbdter hanernn oebeiIt.

DIT 9enSuu, q. g., 8. Sebruar 1887.
Ge6s gadete Or. glug. 35ni0's Soinburger
BruIttbee haber 9%rllftiGmerscTt SeGeiIt, at bez
men ib felt Sabren geIitten bate.
Sobn MtLIer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

THE CHARLES A.. VoGELER co., Baltimore, Md.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
0tcDmnrft.

Mn 9ttllbpiebmartt betrua Die 3uflthr "a.
1000 Stid, eegen 1862 Stid am port9en
Greita9. Preiie ein wenis niebriser.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

gtortb Gbieaeu Street &ailrUab Gompane-4o su
1924 : o.
gaet 9tnifiun Nailtpap Coupon $4,000 au los.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05
M6rffbcriMt

@e9en pori9en Samltag baben 1i9 benz
mad bic Preiie ehl wenis 9ebenert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-09-05

&ertauft purpen u. a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

consider means for aiding the unemployed
thousands of London.
writ of certiorari was granted to quash
the verdict of willful murder against the
policemen who did the shooting at Mitchels-
town.
dispatch from Rome to the FraHkfWter-
Zeit,aig saws that Kantibar, the Chief of q
powerful tribe north of Massowah and its
principal members, have offered personally
to General Saletta to establish friendly rela-
tons with Italy.
Gladstone says it is not true that the Irish
Nationalists desire to dismember the En-
pire. In reply to an Irish address at Not
tingham he expressed his conviction that
the discord between Catholics and Pro-
testauts would cease when Home Rule was
established in Ireland.
Lord Randolph Churchill. in speech at
Sunderland. denounced as immoral Glad
stones proffer to make the disestablishment
of the church In Wales plank in the Lib
eral platform for the support of his Irish
scheme. Churchill favored temperance leg
islation, not on moral but economic grounds.
He advocated the cause of temperance and
that of free education as conservative meas
ures.
In was officially announced in Paris on the
Goth that General Caffarel has been removed
from his post of chief-of-staff in the War
Office and that his name has been struck
from the army list. He will receive a yearly
pension of 5000 francs. The Council of the
Legion of Honor has recommended that his
name be struck from the list of members of
the Legion and that he be deprived Of wear
ing any decoration of the order.
The English company building the Lon
don 81 Southwark Subway has made tender
to the Canadian Government to drive
tunnel under Northumberland Strait, con-
Meeting Prince Edward Island with the main
land. Then by connections with the Island
railway and the Short Line railway through
the State of Maine, a saving would be effect
ed of 372 miles of water passage and twenty
four hours time between Liverpool and
Montreal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01

Gay. T L Gulick and wife, g Chairman and
wife, F Conradt, Miss Z Gay, Mrs Robin
son, A McBryde, n G Os, A r Rowatt, and
so deck.
DEPARTURES.
For Volcano and way ports, per Kinau,
Oct 24-Brother Bertram and Baker,
Hllo; F w McChesney, ] L Blaisdell, wife and
child, and Miss Hughes, Mahukona; ? A
Anderson, and J Rubenstein, and about GO
deck.
For Kahului, per stmr Likelike, Oct. %
Mrs L r Walbridge, A de Brettevile and
wife, H Laws, o Wider, Pico, Mrs VIM
Foster. Mrs f Schimmelfennig A Virgins,
E A Bielenberg, and about so deck.
For Kauai, per stmr MikahaIa, Oct. 25.-
Rev II Isenberg and wife, Miss 2 Isen6erg,
w D Schmidt, S Mahoe, L Banning, Will
cock, MIR Cropp and wife. Mrs Hendley and
child, John Lowell, w H Rice and wife, and
% deck.
For San Francisco, per S Australia, Oct.
25.-Cabin-Capt Jackson, wife and S chill
dren, H Engelbrecht, Mrs II Cooke, DIR G
H Martin, Mrs Joran, the Misses Joran (3l,
Mrs D Dickson and daughters, L +
Wright, Siguor Roselli, F S Roumage, NJ A
Gonsalves and wife, G Alau, LIE Kuen, II G
Marchant. A p Peterson, Mrs H Emmes
and daughter, Hon p Isenberg, Arthur Tur-
ton. w L Hopper and wife, H w Morse and
Z A Pierce, Steerage-A j Merrill, 1hos
Much, Louis Howell, w A Harris, JAS Os-
valid, r d Taylor, Mokuilima, wife and 3
children, Sommers. wife and 3 children,
j Sommers, wife and 3 children, F Mills, H
Langham, Mrs Wignall. Geo Caster, L
Lund. w E Hollissend, L Ordenstein, L
Hernbeyer, H Baker, G Reuter-, NJ V Holmes,
Vox Kooner. Mr. McDermott, Mrs . Smith,
Miss Z Smith, A p Pontos, II Pine and 81
others.
For Maui. Hawaii and the Volcano, per
stmr W G Hall, Oct. 2S-G w G Jones, Miss
Jones and party, Mrs White, ] Robinson
and wife, Philip Joakin, Nc Pico, wife and
child Ahung, W H Bailey, W Maihaole, E
L Britto and 70 deck. Volcano-Mr and
Doctress Day. and Mr. Chaffee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Esquimault craving dock charges are
much less than those of the San Francisco
docks, and no distinction is made between
steam and sail.
Premier Norquay of Manitoba has sue
ceeded in raising money in New York for re-
Stunning work on the Red River Valley rail
road. Now it will be seen whether the Do
minion Government has power to stop the
work.
An inter provincial conference is holding at
Quebec, from which public and press are ex-
cluded. 1t is said to be the most important
gathering held in Canada since the Quebec
Conference of 1864, when confederation was
decided upon.
From Paris it is stated that the Emperor
of Brazil in an interview denies his intention
of abdicating his throne unless his health
should become seriously enfeebled. At pres
ent he is enjoying good health and his activ-
ity is unabated.
At Toronto, Canada, on the night of 0cto-
Der 11th, grand banquet was given at the
Rossin House to Cardinal Taschereau, the
only Cardinal who ever visited that city. An
Orange band from 4 suburb, accompanied
by mob of roughs. created disturbance
outside the hotel This provoked riot, in
which at one time several thousands were
engaged. The police after an exciting fight
dispersed the crowd.
The San Francisco Bulletin says: Cham
berlain thinks that commercial union with
the United States means political separation
from Great Britain for Canada, and that the
mother country will not oppose the demand,
if made That would be the only condition
upon which the United States would consent
to commercial union. As Canada seems very
anxious for it, she must expect to be the
gamer, and We shoald demand political con-
cessious as the price of our consent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose and of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant 20 power Of sale contained In
q certain mortgage deed made BIZ X p kahnokeIs
to Hyman Brothers. dated the 4th day % Drc
4 d, 1886. and recorded in the Registry Of Dssis
in Liber 103, on PIP o. gS %, and FOR a breach of
the conditions in said mortgage deed conraiue.i
to wit: the non-payment OF principal and -,
est when due. the SAID mortgages intend
fOreclOse said mortgage and upon said force 60
will sell at public auction az the salesroom or =
Morgan. in Honolulu. Islsnd OF OAHU on SAT
URDAY, the 18th day Of Nov. A d fSs7 a. y
o'clock noon Of said day, the premises described.
in said mortgage.
The premises thus described are: That certain
Indenture OF Lease given by Pakeheoiuhi. and
others, to JnO Gruuwald, dated May .. 1sS2. and
recorded in the Hawaiian Registry OF Deeds. in
Book 50. on page 432, with the premises thereby
demised. which said lease was assigned By said
Grunwald 70 said kahoOkelc. by assignment
dated Jan Z, lsSJ, which lease dcInlses certain
land in Makaaae, Hama, iaui. for the term of
five years, at a rental OF fifty dollars per auurr7.
Also, all and singular the buildings and store
houses upon the said leased premises af Mlsll-
lac. Hama. Maui
Also, all those parcels OF land situate iu --ii
Hama. which are more particularly described b q
mortgage deed from said p kuh0okele f1
Unua. dated january 90. 1ss.. aud recorded il fle
Hawaiian Registry of Deeds. in Book r.. oa
page 2ii.
HYNAE BROTHERS.
Dated Honolulu, Sent 10, s.. Nof1-lc1es
Smith & Kinney.
Attorneys for Mortgages. tis-g
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
Departures,

MONDAY, October 24th.
Stmr c II Bishop, Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr Kinau, Volcano and way ports.
Stmr Lehua, Molokai.
Blk Vikar. British Columbia.
Schr Caterjns, Hanalei.
Schr Moiwahine, Hamakua.
Schr Sarah and Eliza, koolau.
Blk Yikar, British Columbia.
TUESDAY, October 18th.
$ S. Australia, San Francisco.
Stmr Mikahala, p. M, Kauai.
Stmr Likelike, 3 p. m, hahului and Hama.
Stmr Surprise, noon, Laupahoehoe.
Schr Naiehu, Waialua.
Schr Mile Morris, hoolau.
Schr kawailani koolau.
Schr Waioli, Kauai.
Schr KaulIlua, Kauai.
WEDNESDAY, October 18th.
Schr Wailele, huau.
Stmr James Makee, t p. m, hapaa.
Blk Alden Bessie, Hongkong.
Schr Manuokawa:, Punaluu.
THURSDAY. October 9th.
Stmr Waialeale, . p. IL, Kilauea and
daualei.
Schr he Au Hou, Hawaii.
Schr Leahi. Hanalei.
Schr Liholiho. Kauai.
FRIDAY, October 18th.
Stmr W G Hall, Maui, Hawaii and Volcano.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
PORT OF HONOLULU.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
MONDAY, October oath.
Blk Alden Bessie, Victoria, b. c.
Schr Waiehu, Waialua.
Schr Mile Morris, Koolau.
Schr Kaulilua, Kauai.
Schr Liholiho, Hawaii.
TUESDAY, October 25th.
Stmr Waimanalo, Waianae and Waialua.
Stmr w Hall, Hawaii and Maui.
Stmr Kilauea Hou, Hamakua.
Schr Leah, Hanalei.
WEDNESDAY, October 18th.
Bktne Planter, Perriman, San Francisco.
Stmr Iwalani Hamakua.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.
Stmr John A Cummins, Waimanalo.
THURSDAY, October 9th.
Stmr c r Bishop, Kauai.
FRIDAY, October 18th.
S S Mariposa, San Francisco, en- route for
he Colonies.
Schr Sarah & Eliza, from Koolau.
SATURDAY, October Goth.
Stmr Lehua, Molokai.
Stmr Likelike. kahului and Hama.
Schr Wailele, huau.
Schr hauikeaouh, Kauai.
SUNDAY, October 30th.
Stmr AIikahala, Kauai.
Schr Olive, Baker Island.
Stmr kinau, Hawaii.
Stmr Waialeale, Kauai.